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Question, is the pacify spell more effective on higher tier weapons similar to the extract spell or is it the same all the way. Want to know if I should be running all lvl 60 weapons or keep one lower for my nature self buff and pacify for the weight reduction like i am currently.

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Less than 24 hours after Duron was ejected from the game that seemingly actualized that dream, Cruz tried to pacify his frustrations by focusing on the relationships he built during his football career.

So why not use it? I've tested and found that power efficiency mods don't affect the energy drain one bit, so when you encounter a large pack of enemies, your energy drains like crazy. If at all, you might use pacify when you're reviving a member.

As for the puncture proc, it's probably multiplicative like Trin's Link and Blessing. For example, 50% pacify and 30% puncture would equal 65% reduction. So if a shot's damage was 100 dmg, 50% pacify would reduce it to 50 dmg. 30% Puncture would reduce 50 dmg further by 30%, so the end damage is 35 dmg.

So if there are crowds of enemies draining energy from pacify, why don't you use something like switch to your offensive form and use Maim(The stagger buys you enough time to kill weak enemies) to locate the weak mobs and kill them, then switch back to the Night form and use Pacify on elite enemies that don't go down after you finish using Maim? This is what I do because I would rather kill them straight up then waste energy absorbing hits I don't have to take.

If a 5-6 second stagger gives you enough time to clear more than half the room of high lvl enemies to prevent them causing you damage, then that's great. But it doesn't work for me when it reaches a certain point. Our strategies are different, that much is clear. Also, I don't use pacify at all.

Hello , ppl. I am not some sort of pro player or anything nor i bother myself with mathematic equations whatsoever but have to say ... Equinox is my main and most played frame . I play Equinox night/melee exclusively with pacify turned on from start -rest on crowds mostly and i can say that never had problem with maintaining power and i use no flow (basic power only ) but even with mend and maim turned on it doestn seem to burn that much power to be a problem with my mediocore build that ive made according to my play style and have forgot what is since i made it and decide that this is the one...What im trying to say dont discourage other ppl getting Equinox even if she looks broken to you in some ways cuz she may be very suitable for others. To me she is nearly immortal , and methodic assassin that can finish up crowds of though mobs and dissapear in blink of an eye if handle with care. With day form whatsoever at high levels i feel like seeting duck but thanxfully i restrict myself to switch to it so everything is ok :) Personal opinion tho . Have fun;)

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So how do you complete this mission? I have spoken with Commander R, went down below and did the ogre retreat dialogue, spoke with Commander R again, and then headed off to the Ogre camp to "pacify them". When I speak with Ogre Deputy "R" (I'm typing this off memory") who is blocking the entrance I have a bunch of dialogue options but none that let me through, all either end in "go away" or a battle.

As an aside, I think I know where all the confusion originated from. The OP thought that the ogres he had to pacify were the ones at the Ogre Gate - the rebels who said they didn't work with the soldiers but had a deal with them to leave them alone.

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To go further, we have tried to understand the reason why the logic of pacifying trade seems to work at the bilateral or regional level but cannot be simply extended at the global level.2 Our conclusion, based on extensive empirical work using a large dataset of military conflicts on the 1950-2000 period, and taking into account many other possible determinants of conflicts, is that the intuition that trade is good for peace is only partially true. The part that is true is that two countries that trade more bilaterally indeed have a lower probability of a bilateral conflict. The intuition is that bilateral trade generates economic gains that are put into danger if a dispute between two countries escalates into a military conflict. We indeed check that the destruction of bilateral trade following bilateral conflicts is large and persists for twenty years. Hence, higher bilateral trade flows are a measure of the opportunity cost of such a conflict and create an incentive to accept concessions to avoid military escalation.

However, it is wrong to take the seemingly logical next step and conclude that globalisation leads to more peaceful relations between countries. In fact, we find that countries that are more open to trade with the rest of the world are more inclined to military conflicts. Another way to put it is that two countries that trade more with each other pacify their bilateral relations but make it more likely that a conflict will arise with a third country. The interpretation of this seemingly provocative result is that when two countries are very open to trade, the bilateral economic dependence and therefore the opportunity cost of a bilateral conflict are lowered. The incentive to make concessions in order to avert escalation is weakened when globalisation provides economic insurance during bilateral conflicts by diversifying trade partners.

Contrary to what these results (aggravated by our nationality) may suggest, we are not anti-globalisation activists even though we are aware that some implications of our work could be (mis)used in such a way. The result that bilateral trade is pacifying brings several more optimistic implications on globalisation. First, if we think of a world war as a war between two large groups or coalitions of countries, then globalisation makes such a war less likely because it increases the opportunity cost of such a conflict. Obviously, this conclusion cannot be tested but is a logical implication of our results. From this point of view, our work suggests that globalisation may be at the origin of a change in the nature of conflicts, less global and more local. Second, our results do confirm that increased trade flows created by regional trade agreements (such as the EU) are indeed pacifying as intended. Given that most military conflicts are local, because they find their origins in border or ethnic disputes, this is not a small achievement. These beneficial political aspects of regional trade agreements are not usually considered by economists who often focus on the economic distortions brought by their discriminatory nature. Given the huge human and economic costs of wars, this political effect of regional trade agreements should not be discounted.

late 15c., pacifien, "appease, allay the anger of (someone)," from Old French pacifier, paciifier, "make peace," from Latin pacificare "to make peace; pacify," from pacificus "peaceful, peace-making," from pax (genitive pacis) "peace" (see peace). Of countries or regions, "to bring to a condition of calm, to restore peace to," late 15c., from the start with suggestions of forced submission and terrorization. Related: Pacified; pacifying. 006ab0faaa